Everyday Humanitarianism in Tanzania

Peter Kragelund is Director of the Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark.Hamudi Ismail Majamba is Professor of Law at the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Daudi Rivelo Mukangara is Professor of Political Science at the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Lisa Ann Richey is Professor of Globalization at the Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.Consolata Raphael Sulley is Lecturer of Political Science and Public Administration at the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

• PART I: Studying everyday humanitarianism in a Tanzanian context: national and regional perspectives1 The legal and institutional framework for humanitarian assistance during crises in TanzaniaEsther Mlingwa, Line Engbo Gissel and Hamudi Majamba2 The need for everyday humanitarianism in TanzaniaDaudi Mukangara and Melkisedek Kaijage3 Doing collaborative surveys in TanzaniaInnocent Pantaleo,Herbert Hambati and Mogens K. JustesenPART II: Actors and crises in everyday humanitarianism in Tanzania4 Troubled by proximity: local responses to refugee needs in Tanzania’s Kigoma regionYvette Ruzibiza, Rosemary Msoka and Simon Turner5 Middle class moralities: the everyday politics of everyday humanitarianism in TanzaniaClaire Mercer and Melkisidek Kaijage6 Religion and humanitarian behaviour among ordinary citizens in Tanzania: a case of flood-affected local communities in Kilosa District, Morogoro RegionLucas Shija Kitula and Claire Mercer7 Everyday humanitarianism, resilience and the impact of the Covid-19 ‘no-crisis’ crisis on tourism workers in Northern TanzaniaRuth Wairimu John and Lisa Ann Richey8 Self-reliance and state control during ‘natural’ disastersLine Engbo Gissel, Esther Mlingwa, Herbert Hambati and Hamudi Ismail MajambaPART III: Crosscutting issues and conclusions9 Survey-based evidence on everyday humanitarianism in TanzaniaHerbert Hambati, Innocent Pantaleo and Mogens K. Justesen10 Hosting refugees: giving, exchanging or sharing?Simon Turner and Rosemary Msoka11 When policy falls short: gender, vulnerability and elite responses to disaster in TanzaniaConsolata Raphael Sulley12 Conclusions: what the messy practice of everyday humanitarianism in Tanzania teaches us about localization and locally led crisis responsesLisa Ann Richey, Peter Kragelund and Daudi Mukangara